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Criterion Collection: Something Wild | Blu-ray Review
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To revisit Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Fox and His Friends in 2017, some forty years after its 1975 release, is to realize how unnervingly astute...
The Birth of a Nation | Blu-ray Review
Around this time a year ago, Nate Parker’s Sundance Award Winning directorial debut The Birth of a Nation was a surefire bet to be...
We Are the Flesh | Review
Live Flesh: Minter’s Perverts the Shadows in the Cave with Delirious Debut
Director Emiliano Rocha Minter (who was the still photographer on Gerardo Naranjo’s 2011...
The Bye Bye Man | Review
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“Don’t think it, don’t say it,” may be the ironic takeaway...
